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... could see snow topped mountains. I went back to bed for a staggering five hours, in another three we would be at Naushki where we would go through Russian/Mongolian customs and passport control. That process ended up taking three hours and I managed to ...
We had a good nights sleep and were woken the next morning by the provodnista. The train had reached the Mongolia-Russia border and we had to climb down from our top bunks. We were handed some forms and we quickly realised that they were all written in ...
... we'll head off again towards Ulan Ude and Irkutsk. In total we've spent almost 12 hours at the border. Why?! So anyway, I'm sitting in Naushki, chillin', enjoying the nice, warm sun. I'm going to go check out the market. Later!
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